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rs cf trss gyszr2P rw rg 4 i SA3 FEAlSCISeO CHRONICLE TUESDAY FEBEITAEY 23 1897 DIGBIS Of II Bnouni mEr LA PUERTA DEL ORO CHAPTER ON in Ffiflm ENGLISH HONOR WASHINGTON PROFESSOR MOSES SIGNIFICANT ADDRESS He Indicates the Danger Rorlta and Crsrea Work That Will Soften ciavaa Lines Putrta del Oro Chapter the latest acquisition in this State to the ranks of the Daughters of the American Revolution extended a splendid welcome yesterday at Beethoven Hall to the hundreds of friends cordially bidden to meet with its members and celebrate the day of so much national significance Freedoms emblem was draped and spread in bright array in the vestibule and reception room and canopied the pretty rostrum as a fitting background for a programme of more than passing Interest After a pleasant greeting the ree ent Mrs Henry Gibbons gave a short history of the chapter telling how it branched from the Sequoia chapter a little less than a year ago with a membership of twelve which had grown to sixty She deprecated the statement so often made that the Revolutionary organizations were a menace to th prn ciples of freedom in that the tendency was to set up an aristocracy She held that the fundamental principle of the organization was to kep alive the fires of true patriotism and said that through this permeating spirit there had been a revival of veneration for the flag It floated from even schoolhouse in the land and every child was taught to repeat the salute Sh explained how the descendant of a drummer boy or an ordinary soldier had as high a standing in the organization as that of a or mander the oniy qualification bng that he had enlisted for freedoms cause The Alta Quartet composed of Kjii Kirke Miss Iscbi Kerr Mj tjida Sargent and Miss Iseila Var lt gave the opening rumbr srgrg The Biue Bels of Scotland ard responding to an encore Mrs Gbbrs then irtrodud Professor Bernard Moses the tae Ir verslty who made th addr5 th afternoon His disrour va aralyt and the argument was woven round the thought that America ard Arr arf had the Innate elements to rrk exception to the hitherto inflexible rule of the destiny of rations He wd causes and conditions that had mad this Nation and said that run had secured some power and a measure of self oonsciousnss He aisoavrr that the conviction held by the Americans that their curtrv ud rot change was an element of success but It must not blind them to the fact that ther were elements at work now tending to place America in the category of the nations which had been and wen co more To the descendants of the people of the Revolution said that hr very organization had the dangerous i mert of class making in that i was opposed to the social equality if the olo nial days but their iniluw ud be paramount to that continued Once In a whiie com together to honor our ancestors to magnify their virtues and we run a rik In drawing to ourselves that eternal vanity the human heart that makes us rejoice that we are not as thers are We have need In such acts of remembrance to think of the full signiflcan He held that they must fester ha needed corsclous effect to have th dmocrary of our Government kept intact Their work should be to erfcir age the mission of peace ard th country He wanted their co orerairr and sympathy in the tv rk wrch msrj were endeavoring to co that of softening the class lines that were of reco ity forming by reas of the elaborate complexity of the American social life He charged again that they strive encourage the awakening patrot conscloumess ard said To this er 1 we are caliec upor tc preach socai duties with the zeal of a st Bernard and the wisdom of a Washington Elizabeth Strong Worthingtor followed with the rading rf an rrigira humorous story entitled Aunt Maha ley and the Britlshersi The closing contribution was full of ir lerest Walter Campbell re apap written by Mrs Lydia Bois combes and giver in 1S96 at the celebration in the national capital by th Daughter of thp Revolution It deal with the poetry ard music of the col riiai and continental days and several popular compositions of that far anaj time were sung by Mrs Rath bone Miss Isobel Kerr Miss Bert 5ton Mrs Walter Campbell Lawrence and Walter Campbell The entire chapter resolved itself in a committee to icsur the pleasure rf the guests but those receiving wih Mrs Gibbons were Mrs Isidor Burns Mrs A A Weihe Mrs Gre rea Mrs Huse Mrs Stme Mc A Beaver Mrs Horace Davis mss Gibbona Mrs Branch Mrs Bernard Mosea Mrs John Swfe Mrs George Bowman Mr Walter Campbell Mr Rathbone and Mrs Goodrich SOWS OF THE REVOLrTIOJT The California Society Sits Down to a Banqnet The historical association known as the California Society of the Sons of tine American Re voJution organized in thl city some twenty years ago composed of lineal male descendants the war men who directly participated In the struggle that resulted in ni pendence of the American State convenes its members or Washington birthday to feast and make merry and to speak and to hearW the first President The banquet of yesterday was held at the Occidental Hotel in a dining hall colored with red white and blue The society has 230 members and at the banquet covers were laid for 140 Sidney Smith preside the society presided made an interesting address and presented the speaker The following order of toasts was observed The Spirit of Washingtons Time Almatin Paul Washington the Soldier Colonel Frank Sumner The French Republic Alexandre Laurence de Lalande Consul of France Washington as Boy and Man William Bunker Washington the Surveyor Dodge read by Charles I Marals Mount Vernon Charles Greene The Swiss Republic Alfred A Borlinl Washington the Nature and Character of His Strength Roscbe Gray The orchestral music included many national airs The first page of the jneau and programme representing Columbia rocking the cradle was de tlgnedby Miss Caroline Cook of tlw Sketch Club A sonnet written for the banquet by Charless Greene was Ulutlrafed by a young woman who is a rtierriber of the Society of the Daugh tnrut the Revolution Parchment papV containing the words of th Bonnet and the Illustrations was at taafed to cardboard by wax sealed with a stamp belonging to the Washington family This Is Mr Greenes sonnet Quiet and clear the sweet Potomac flows Mid banks that through the blessed summer wear A cloak of living beauty lawns made fair By centuries of loving tendance rows Oi mighty elms set by the hands of those Long since at rest beneath their shadows there The men and women to whose fostering care Our country like each tree Its plant ing owe And raid those homes with charm that passes ail i That holds the heart and will not let it I HELLIGEREJfT HOTEL RITJWEHS so IMost peaceful happy and serene Is one I The spot he left not save at dutys call The holiest shrine Americans can know Lovely Mount Vernon home of Wash irgton I The managers of the society arei President Sidney Smith secretary I Edwin Bonne senior vice president Currier Junior vice president Horace Davis treasurer Charles HI Warner marshal William Schuyler I Moses registrar A Hubbard Rob niHTHS JriiAVGHLIN la this cttj February 15 the wife of McLaughlin of a son CLARK February 21 the wife of Henry Clark of a daughter ANDERSON In DelTeder February 21 the wife of Charles Anderson of a son ARRESTED The 411ce Dlanehard Nearly Drops Iter Propeller Into the Bar There was more bunting displayed on hipa in the harbor yesterday In honor of Washingtons birthday than on any holi erts Vandercock William Bunker da for many years The day was gener MARRIAGES SCHROETDER KKLCHNER In this city February 1 by tie Rer Gebrcke Schroeder to Mary A Kelehaer both of this city TRESCHER ERBE February 20 by the Rer Paul Branke Adam Treacher to Lixxte Erbe MAtRRIOT KAOriRE In this city Fbrury 22 Fred Harriot to Mrt Uafutr both of this city AtCTIOS SALES JOKES CO Salesrooms Fireproof Bunding SOB and 209 California Streets ALE DATS TUESDATS AND rRTDATS THE MORTOJf COMPAJTT Ieor Onxral auctioneers a CommUslon Ktrchanta Offlc end talMtroora corner Pin and Front Sts Telephone Black CI Special attention paid to sales on ts premises ACCTIOX SALES DAVIS HADER Jk CO Auctioneers and CnrnmiMlan Sferchants Salesroom til Ptn street between Saasoma tad Battery Renlar Bale Days ttooUr aad Ttandays Adraacea oa Coostgaaents SPECIAL NOTICE SPECIAL SALE To Morrow WEDNTSDAT FEBRrART 24 1897 At 10 oclock A by rmtslorue LARGE AXD IMPORTANT SALE i Accnoir tsjLLESif 4T lhBM 9M guceesscifs to GREElTESAUli i OBj AnebeMrsi aalTCeBkMftBaatV CI13 aa 11T Basa streets ADTAXCEaOX COXiBKCSnt To laT TEBRtTAaT tt UBt Dodge Requa and A raui WITH MUSIC AND DANCE DOIXG HONOR TO WASHIXGTOXS MEMORY Junior Order Cnited American Mechanics and Daughters of Liberty Celebrate Golden Gate Hall was filled to its utmost last night by members and friri of th Junior Ordr fnited American Mechanics and the Daughters of Liberty to enjoy an entertainment and reunion ball After Johnsons orchestra had executed an overture State Councilor Schaertzor breily adrires ed the as tr bz upc th wrier and the day Th audience thr jied Arrrra The chef address of the evening was de ered by George Perry extoij the character ard a hievt rrer ts Washington bert Duncar are Th wod of Bunker Hi arr evd in enore A trat tv Frank I Macauley ind Fiorer Jiadon proved very amusrz They receved generou ap piause Mci Mab Prahl sarg Don I Crss he was applauded and a huge i a handed over the footlights to her The prngarrme concluded with an amusinc farce by members of th Starr King Dramac Cub the cast of hara trs re as follows Mackintosh Mike Charles Klr Ncrerrus Nohbs i i Kglantine Re leaf Fletcher Juiia Moke Wf Miss Krrma Cant us usan a maid Miss Ttte Phillips At 9 1 clck th grand march commencedor raher wa to have commenced for the exerises precdne It ok lorge than had intended Desmorl Ellsworth was floor manager ard with Ms able corps assistants is entitled to much credit for the smoothness with wheh the entire affair was carred through ally observed A large number of Eng llsh vessels were dressed out in all their colors in honor of the man who fred this country from Kngiand The White Star i line steamer Doric was the most hand I Bomely cooraer vessel in port The ye4 I low dragon flag of China was at the fore I mast head the American at the main the English at mizzen and the ships bur gee at the Jigger Fighting Htckmfn Arroted Several hackmen caused a row at the Tburon ferry yesterday morning whili soli tine patronas for ihpr hote Peter Clsr pounced jpKjr a party of people from Ciover lajie and tr1 to carry it orT when Josepr ShatiEhnessiy and Joseph Duffy rival runners rrfred Some vulgar language vas ued before a large crowd of iads anJ children Shaughnessy was par uarly roi sh ani Anally hit njyrn in re frp Pe gart Tom Mahonv ar res i Shaughressy for battery ana Duffy vulgar language DEATHS WOOD In thi city February 21 Mrm Bmlly Wood Botbr of Jrsph St Captain Wood Mr John Swift and Mrs George A Norrls a native rr New Tork aged ga yar New York and ClaelBMatl paper plee Cojrj FriendJ are resper trull tnrtted to attend th funeral wrvicw tht day Tnwwlajr at 123 oclock fmrn her late residence 824 Valencia nL Interment Mountain View Cemetery Oakland YOr In this city Fbruarr 20 at MS Wls conwm reet Annie McKre Tung heln ed Utr of Mrs Marlclntwrh Mm McMillan Wlllum John Jm Robrt Ormc and Isabella Youns a natlr rf Enjrlan i ax 22 yr 6 rr onth and lj FrindF nd aequalntances are respectfully invited attend the funeral service tht Jay iTuectaV at 1 oclivk at her late riin 4 Wisconsin street Interment Iiti Cemetery via 130 cl trntn ThrJ an 1 iwrjTv2 atre RYAN Ir thi ry February 21 Mary be lorej wife of I 1 Kyar a native of County Clare Irrlanl aal vr en the family are rerpect Iv incite alttn1 the rml thle day iT jee rla i at oclocit fr her late rUl 2SiC jhhfton rce to St om irt Baeh and rr tre wrer a re hleh mar erraec iris rne if hr eovil nrr lna 9 Si TtTESDAT At 10 oclock A It AT BAXEsXOOUSr By CataJotra TRADE SALS To SIorrw EDXESDAT FEBRUARY IA 1897 At 10 oclock A i We will sell by Catalogue at Salearoora Special Sale of 53 BBLS CAUFORXlA STRfP S2 Gale Each i DBLS CAJ IFORTKIA STRlP 82 Gain Kach ao CHESTS ENGLISH BRKAKFAST TEA SO CHESTS PAN IRED JAPANESE TEA isci eaaea nrirr rm rmtM itf Conatatlns of of Canned Meat and Veretahle Pplee Flour LACKS EMBROIDERIES CORSETS ITS CHOICE DESIRABLE and gKA80NABL Bockwhet Meal Mackerel Starch Dried PIECE OOOD6 TIILJNGS i LINES OF PIQCE DIAQONAI CLAT W0R8TKIX STLX UrXED TTORBTEH DAVIS HABER CO Auctioneers FANCT CASS and CHEVIOT SOTTS BOOTS SHOES CLOTHINO FTTINISHIXO OPENING OOTins BT eppvnrDo tv I IaIso FoT OBi co lft crfdlt ct On aeconnt of retlrin fr5m bualnem I nNE CCSTOM MADE CLOTHXjra 1JzJu A DRY AND FANCY OOOD8 order of a sreS kaoir Sttanufactarsr I Cotaprtalnx STORE Fruit Cbeirlna Tobacco etc A full line of CUrare comprtetur aeaortment of Key Wet and Eawem Clsars farortt brand I A line of Zlnc coverevl Trunk aad size A line of Fnrntehina Goole Blankrtp aad Shir ji Silk and Lfnen Handkerchief Mcwlerr To wela etc Also A line of Men a Ladles Misses and Children Shoe Rale peremptory to which we call par uc dlar attentwn THE MORTON CO Ine Auctioneer EDWAHD SPEAR Jt CO Auctioneers sl 53 Sutter street TOITHS Telepfon Main 5ISL rv Irt HFF i fir for jsinr vulgar early Ioat rv 21 Nettie 1 mcther of rT a nat it rh ri 3 hl is Her Propeller The a Pianchard will have to post per er ens lay on arcoim of an acci I den in as lone as it hsl to oyui lirj so singing a a twi fornnate tme A tne eamcr twe wa ornms aiorasMe jj stree harf ri oefore iat tne oraer was eiven to back her i was then dinover Jiat the i ce wa Icow a i ne a ernpt to senl the vegoe a er nearly aua the pro poller to fall off the shift The Blanchard will oe aker to the ion Iron Work this momrK for repars Waihfd Her Wheel Avray The park Anne Johnson had a pecutiar expr eru 1urnc a slcrm last Thursca ritn 2V mi from thi por The waves were running high Suddenly a tigantiv ore rose over the stern and rrf down with fc reat or smashing the wheel an nearly drownira he helrneman lie ws swept along the deck btx was quleitly i rescued I Note of the Front Dicky iianna and Hungry Ike wo newsVi rraip a darmc stop of a rttra wav earn at the fer yesterday morn nr A a a hei an xr res wagon carre tea rg along East stree one of the boy imped mto the wagor and i aught hold of tne reinr while the other grabbed the brdie The horse was stopped Kw rT Friends are -the funeral thl ra 152S chi re i ttt Odd Fellotre meter Sa fiOIUPT In Oakan I 3 ct VejTed sor an ihn i iirdr and srether rf Br of iars a native of or affM 41 year ij hF and 25 lay the era TtMi broke FINANCIAL rVND COMMERCIAL London ipK ost I rrarkt Stoeks and Bonds fro Rurs iar loon at tne vrrv al etreets rly took II from VK 4i a nto Jack Maynards sa Kast and Commer yestrday morning and cash register The terne Humboldt was put on the Mer harts dry ock yesterday afternoon to have a sectional bronze wrieel put PC 7 NT stfcer MARINE NEWS I OTO Febrjarr 22 ar wind cor hat YfU ftar vry i rr rt rct yet cor ird or auJ rfHP The voriryU 3ure a rf ucr riih rate HIAi if ban af tT o4 ate f4 and 3 lrs i Sa heavy parKrn i however cioaed it ion rUlEi 112 3 6 or armed that the pcweri had for It OoTerame it ol Boune iiowei me same dsa markt from art are tlgrh rj Th Ba cf nKar i sr a raafl an Kirx fv day French excrarre 25 19 The Lender markr i 2id ad firm Life Stock Markets brua 22 Catte To dar i a 44 T5 laie being in a porrest Dre ed Bef 45 fr food rhuice exron ies pr rre Cat ittady ard i 5 fff made frcai 3 25g3 35 for iem if 3 Saa S2 Izr he a it tc bet grt eif ht bt 3f I be 5rferirs rc ed scaet at 3 3 1 Fai were Tnde cf Sheep at 12 503 tr jc mon up te J464 25 for hce to pnrc Veferni wr rr rpited tre arsr irar i tre cffrirSf rg a ao3 Tarrrfs brtrcit 3 kS4 3r and rorrmoa prrre Lamb were wanted at t3 TfJr9 3J pt ra 14 Hoji 41040 Sheep Oi KANSAc CiTT Sr ja 7 22 Catie Re er Vio prrer 1 4Hf Best grade firm he steady Tfiai Ser JX CS Txa Ct I ApC native 5er lfiC ratl and Kfers Jl 2S ff3 toe Iter and feederi 2 T5r4 13 t2 3CT33 SO Hgf ReCei 90O shipments 1190 Mar I ke rg of 1 3Vg3 41 lavi I tz 3W Vv racken 3 253 4 mxd 36 igits S3 2C3 40 Yorker J3 3i3 4j Plr V3 25 eer Ftcetr V00 shipment na Market steady Lambs 3 254 60 Mutton 12 5u 1 313 TO MAHA Febru 22 Cattle Receipts 18 market str rjr Nat Beff Storr MToejtro er J1 ZJt Tei er 34 ard Hetfrs 2 giJ3 arre 1 V6 2 stockers ari feeders J3 i j4 3C Caves 3 JOSS SO Bui stazs ee 1261 to I Peerts Cftrvj market was a ha hrhr Hm 1 iCq I 4 rr i JJ I8 a I llfh t3 43 4ft ik sae 3 Vff1 40 Sheep Re vi Th rra ket was teadr Fair to chc ra es tyJr far -hr-e We litJTS rror a nd tock Sheep 12 2ft3 25 Lambs S3 Vg5 CXDAfT AND GEODETIC SfRVET TCrres ard Height of Hgh and Lew Water at Frt Firt er raree Sar Francc Bay 3t rrral uthry ff rhe Purertntendent NOTE The hg and low water ccur at the ty frrrt Missior ee wharf abou 25 rrm uti iatr than rt irt the height of tide It the same at bvth place FUHMaKI 23 Tu MARL hT 1897 Ft 32S 4 23 5 2 DO 10 30 4 9 js 2 4 2 45 04 aw 28 6 40 4H 0 T4S 5 0 2 48 5 1 14 9 42 51 HW 5V Ft Knn 1 rKBRI ARY H49 Sun seta 3 3 10 38 OO 81 Sn 8 14 3 2012 06 9 18 06 0 6 10 18 3 48 0 5 1051 424 0 2 lltaoi 23 55 NOTE In the abov tabulation cf tldei the da tdei are gTen the order of their octur rer rr rr with the early morning tde the eft hand tide co umn nd the ucced rg tides a ney occur a to tme en om days du thre des occur the usual fourth tide oc ru In the foi owing morning The cu rrs of heights give the elevation 0f ea toe above or beow the plare of Coast Survey chart oundlng the number are si addltivt to the chart depthi uBleu preceded by the rriru sign or dash when tl rrber 1 subtractlve from depth given or the char MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS earner due and to sa to day and for the rert three days i steamer Dc Htrgk rt At ia DEPART Sails via Tokeharaa Feb 2 1 i Feb 23 San Pedro er Fet 7 ad trey Feb 23 bor ard Sh a water 3 Fb 24 Ijkrce Ses mr Ia 1 llt a ia Hay and a and Fuge i ay LONDON Februa 3 10 Hop 22 Hop Pacific Coan Que Fcrt agg ra Euka Ar ata etc i Poea ar llego ard way Fork Eureka Ar ata etc ARRIVE eatrer From ar Diego and way pert nd Liverpool Grain LIVERPOOL Fb uary 22 What pt tea demand moderate No 2 Red pr vg 6 31 2 Red Winter no eraotej hard Mar ba ro quoted No 1 Jkfrrr a or rujrts Cosed quiet with i Juy higher and unchanged from 3aurd closing pr buelne about equally attributed February 4d March 6c 4Vd Mar si a i rn Spot fteady American mixed new 2 Future cioed quiet with near ard Jietant position unchanged to ic lower bus equaiy dtftributed February 2 7 2s Ti4 Apr i 2j Td May 2s July 2 our Steady demand poor St Loci fancy Winter fV A apu New Vork via Maiatla mit jf Port ard ari A ti I na Eurka Areata etr I lii Arena Mendormc and Bar Newport Sar Pedro sy Santa rui ard Monterey I Pjeble Puget Bd ard VI Ar ata too Bay ra Port Orford Feb 24 2 25 2 Fet I Pb 25 Feb 2ft Fe Feb 26 Due Feb 23 Fb Feb 24 24 Feb 24 Fr 2Z Feb 2ft Fb 23 Fb 25 Feb 28 Mar Jtir HOTEL ARRIVALS I i YuntT ARRrVED AT SA FRANCISCO tmr resrent iity Allen 32 hour from Cr cer City pas and mde to Hibbs Wall 4 Co Strrr Alcaiar Uunderon 13 hour from creerwood WXl railroad tie 130 ft iumber tc White Lumber Co Bark Annie Johnson Mat son 20 day from pass and sugar to Spreokel 4 Bro Pchr Laur May Haneen 9 day from Portland lumber Bibb Lumber Co hr Mary 0 Campbell hour from Bodefa 80 bxs butter to Ross Hewlett SAILED FROM AN FRANCISCO Nor stmr Florida Harken Nanalmo Jewei lladsen aspar Stm Washtenaw Crocup TacTma It Portland Stir Navarro Duggar Eureka trr carna eamsr ooe Baj 5xr iin ii Fagerlund Stmr Whltesho Johnon Wh birk Lyda Jenks whaling Rirx skland Whitre Champertor Phr etle Low Pirt Reyes CiAT PORTS ElREKA Arrived Feb 22 stmr Corona Fork bark Wo ihra for ydne BALDWIN KOTEI Oakland aKiand tty A Jne Saemto eo Dr Fanirgton A eil Chlcag Alexander San rtjr lcs Ang Mr Ctrimwood tk rchil Boston vileon Colorado 4 city Bonwey Siaiors Mis nark Miller city Mss I Morrow NY Dannenbaum Vallcjo owiiil NT True San Jcee Hamwtiti Iondon GRAND HOTEL Page rtand Root cr Dr Wsrd Sacto ow rV oakhird 1 Wa i ra nento Ward Red Buff McLaurm Sacto viraham Chico Mak bico Smith Aw Miss wnson Eilii san Rafael Ri caraor Lawler Diti Jr Stockton Frankenhelmer Marhr Vancouver Stockton Gallagher Gllll Sacramerd Randeil Canon Glas Pao Rib Hill petalutna Mr Smith Portland Coombs Great Fall Latimer Mrini Bradley Merced Klrtcpatrlck Hono from Lvenool Flmlr Cincinnati Dowon Grass tori Fcot Oakland Flint Jr Juan SiUd Stmr Mlnusfippl for Iindon I Kech St Helen Mrs Blddle Jose FOREIGN PORTS Mr Weaton Cal Btrtterworth Evert co i irx it Callforela Travla Lo Angele Tn Addenda Gray Maine nr ntr vin irirM Feb 1 He hi rn Mis KAMMiPEP Ir th tty F-Minnie Kammarer bl ii Kamroarer and moth i rbes tni Fr len and cia mrr a rMlv Bru wir hermary agd fig year month and 21 day Frnd and aroiantaie are rerf illy Invited tc attervl the ftma to iWednedy at 1 riotk from her lae dence 431 Cleneentlna street btwer Fi and Sixth street Interment Cypress ur Cemetery COLIrNS In thl city Febraarr 22 at 1C13 stree Ann belove fe olns mother of 1 RenJ WllUarr and Joseph Cciir and ttr law of Mr MAE Pr a native John aged ya Friends and arqualntro are respect lv lnvlted to attend the fjnera ro iWedTedayi a 4ft tl from dence of her sister lr law Mr A Robert 1013 Po tree Ml-Cathedral at 10 clock where a requiem high ma wli be celebrated bo rpoe cf her oul Interment Calvary tery CHISHOLM In Alameda Febr iary 22 iara All blov1 wife of ChiehMm a native cf Morrtsburg anada aged 54 va Friend and acQuairtaree re rr ioi td atteod thp fu eral CWednesidayi a 1 oclock from he a i eldnoe 313 Weber street Alameda Interment private ARCHER In thi city February 22 Abr or of Crfares and Mar Ar he ar grandeor of Warr and Man Ann Ar her and Ellen Rvar a na a Frar oo aged 4 ver 3 month ar 15 day Notice of funeral hreafte KENNET Ir this Ity br iar 22 Murv Een bi ved daughter of 3 1 Mary A Kennev a native of San Frar sor aged RICHAPrPON In city Fuiarv 22 Xbl nleen he r4 daigh James and Fran hardor a native aan Franclco aged 1 year and IT ri BAXLET In Oakland Febrjary 22 7 hr beloved husband of Fannie a a native 0f wt rginia aa ed months and 9 days PHILLIP In Ran Leandro Fb arv 21 Albert beloved hutband of father Louise PhiLip a rat of New To age 4T yar NKION Drownei a orn IP Nencn beloved busbar A jft a Ne and father of a a riv agd 3 ve ar RfxNFT In th city Fhram 21 0 nev a native of New jfitl 5 SHFA lo the i ft ta February Margaret Sha age ves 5 GILI ir the cv ar1 Ho i ta February 22 Fran A age1 54 a STEAM SHIP TRAVEL OCCIDEXTAL AD OniEXTAI COMPANY FOR JAPAN AND cktxa STEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF Conner Frt and Brarran tret at 1 for TOKOHAMA and HOKn a ir at Kcb Hiogr Narki ard Shargh ard onnectlng at Honck rg wth steamers India etr No carjo received an boar dav of tailing Doric Tuesday Feb 27 Coptic via Honolulu buraday Apr iaellc Wednesday April 21 Iorlo ivla Honolului Tuesday Mn Rourd trlp ticket at rduod rates frelght and paaaage apply at ompany rh 421 Market cor Flrit STBBS Sec STOCKTON ITEAMERjl LEAVE PIER 3 WASHINGTON STREET at 6 dailv igV reired to Bit Acommodatlon reserved by telephone The only line elimg thrrih tlokets and making throigh freght rate tc all point en the Vailev Rall oad Steamer WALKER PETERS MAKV GARRATT CITY OF PTOCKTrN Tel Main Soft CAL NAV AND IMP co COMPAOSIE GENERALE TRA ATLAfTItirE FRENCH LINE To A VRF COMPA VT pier tnewi 42 North river foot of Mortrr street Tra elers this line a ransit by P7ngUb railway and he di curror 1 ma the rhannei in a mai ooa Alexandria Egypt via Part flrt class I emd cla 11S Bretagne a I Ruie Saturday February 6th la rma Captain Delornrle Saturday Febman La tourgogn aptn Iebotif paira captain Fehruan 2uh La rumr Saturday February 27th i ay oihara ydney tmr iw i ai rail nS rar 1 iflN rAUOCT RLAKFLET Cleared Feb 18 Br stmr JV1 PZJ II VLJZi Jl oc vacttk vui ij eIlue San Franclaco chr Alice Pfli for Japan AN PEDRO ArHed Feb 21 frm Eureka TA oMA Sailed Feb 22 ctr Zampa for Guaj mas vVTTRA Arrived Feb 22 ftmr George Lioni ben 2d mailed Stmr George Loom for gan Francisco EASTERN PORT NEW TO Arrived Feb 22 etmr Adriatir jut St Paul from Southamp VDVEPTISEMFNTS A ST RSCPTF tlm for the Chronicle received a he Chronicle branch otSre the VAN NESS 3A 7AAR ISC Market st above Vr Nes ivt MEDICAL PA LACK HOTXL Croets Leo Arurele Huaaey Plttsbarx Potrer Pacroto Ml A Pueck A Meadotr city 8 Altcbtil city Powntntt Reno Blnna Pltuburr Mr Earle Mr Wrapt Fisher Ornaa Val Moore A Louiv II Arnold Hanford Petre Baltimore Sear Boston Steedman Anel Gillesny Seattle Chamberlain Cluro Shield Mrm tafia Hopklnm Boston ShJetda Montana A Rockaurrt Port Arooa Chtucaro Lawrence Chicago Blruhf Wyoming 7 Carbart Hanford Heme New York Charming Paaadena Garratt BlytUt Wrom of Dee from New York te load for San Fraua cieco fUtled Te XI Br bark Snnbawa for San FraneUvo MOODYVILLE Sailed Feb 12 Br ship Speke for Sydney VAXCOfVER Sailed Feb 10 Ger bark Ariadne for Valpralo Feb 11 Br bark Wythcp for Ahroa Bay IMPORTATION PER ANNIE JOHNSON HUo 26ST ban ngar 235 green hide CONSIGNEES PER ANNIE JOHNSON preekel A Bro WUllama Dioocd A Co Dally Ir Gibbons Dispei arv 63ft KB A RN ST ElUOliificu In 1M for the treatment lr Tale Diseases Lost Manhood bllil or Ukeoaae weartnj on buvl and mind AH stages of wnkatu conseouent upon the errors or norance of the exes and 8km DtacaJes of rears stindlnc eucceesfufiy treaiei The added should eall upon him The Doctor has travreled extensively in Europe and ln pected thoroughly th varlou hospital tberr obtaOnlac rreat deal of valuable information which he la competent to Impart to those In need of his aerricee The Doctor rare wher other tail Try him DR GIBBON will make no ehaurste unless he effect a nre rjTi a a distance may he CT7TIED AT HOME ure guaranteed All communication trctly con ftdenttsj rrharstes reautonabl cll or rr Address D1J 3 GIBBON 25 Keraj atreeu tava rraneuco sj AND BOTIT CLOTHLVO In ill th latest style CorapJett and choree Uses of To Day WORSTED and CASSOtERE PJLNTAJJOOKM TUESDAY FEBRHART 23 188T OVERCOATS EM At 11 oclock A FI RNISHIXQ OOOD9 HATS 8UHPKKI We will sell EHS Etc By order of LOCIP BRAVERMAN Ew at the family residence DAVIS BELAU 4 CXX AncUon4tI 1018 EDDY STREET Between Gough and i Oetarla tret 1 THE MAGNIFICENT FVRNITTRE RARE BNORAVINGS FINE FRENCH PRONZES 1MI7 WORKS OF ART FINE LACE CUR TWT RonT FHHTtAT 2S lt TAINS RARE AND VALUABLE MANTEL THL RSDAT FKBRUARI I CLOCKS AND SIDE PIECES FRENCH At 10 oclock A it 1 WREErrrU5H CHINA CtTGUXS At Salroon by Cataloc DRAWING RXiMS Finest of Moquett Spclal and Peremptory Trade Bale OB a Ubartl Carrot anl Pug nn mag nlfli nt Purler Set rredit of CEO LAMSO Aotloaeer 10 Kearny Street GREAT ACCTION SALE To Day TTEPDAT FKPRfART 23 L99T At 11 oclock A on th 1 prerni 10M POST STREET coBNttR PLK Marnificnt Fu riture erw ft rs Irand marnlfloent nulne iT lseie Bmnie lock ral 400 PIECES 6 4 AND 8 4 iotar Piano nilid Mar el an 4 Per SH lee mtt in Pari fiO frarrr the only WOOLEN 9 WOOLBRI os lnclnilnr or nler mi oot five on on le Coast Fancy abl ceptoo and Fay Chair rare and inicje a ene ei rln frt anr Tenne CI I vmr OV nnl gilt and pi rnt ioliKh 1 ntit Chamber St Mri earh eiejrurt 1r lv i ae Center Tb sr1 Wal teoa Falace Extensi Table I lb itch plendld extra lie Arrrrter i and Body nrls Carp oa Bels China and ijlas are Mall Hat Ctand ot JITS with otner articles in thl elegart fur rr ne Phaeton ne Set 1 iarreis re wh one Par Gs Stove HiPE ANI CARRIAGE CiLu jr LAMPON a i mKE ussii grnuln bay trlr Conslitliia of xiHl CTar Worsteds Fancr Worsteds Keraeya Bate ic Curtain nd JTrti SSH II almere Sultrngs Mixed Tricot and Meltoa Stutinx Pantalcoe Inga BTaok and Blue Caere lota Fancy Cheviots ETC ETC Adapted for Merchant Tailors and Mannfaa hd DAVIS RELAC A CO Auctioneer BASCI1 AlCTIOX CO is sen ard Pt rktan itreet Tt DAT CHAS LEVY Sarxrrj llV Market at i hone Je To Day FT I ART 21 1 HI at er eve Eight rtlt orrlre Rrt nrar oti I tc DINING RCm iM Bniss Carpet Ruga very fine Walnut eboa nnl Inrinc rtvm Cbalm on Walnut rvd uTet Ijice CurieCurie Has Rer irg crir er ir Man Rmrie rnrk A SMe Ilexes elegant Prcrxe fneet imported china Dinner English Cut Gl Ware fine il er pla Ware one gamoo ar etc IIRP ART One fio ofln TVtf fcra Tl bmn Tble eealr vlefr Easr and I IK 221 Sutter lret between Orant aTaBM Receptr Cblrs Hnr Cirnamens and Ena rvi mt nim HALL One mamifioent French Plate Mlr ro barn Hail Vinl gar arvel Hall Chair priterc ir leather majr Ifoent French Rrnje FSg re Misr an I 7mnre rhis le A ar ier in Torl Ma hoa ur Si Tables Rattan Fn ittui BEIRCMK Fine Wairit ha art bevet of Pprlng and crii Hair ccisiv ibroidere ii l1rear anl fharn MreM ar i pK Feather Bolster rn and Ulirw He I men fine hen lie lt etc Kitchen jmtur Lino tr ir Portieres one Quarter sawed Bd irr rm Set Mission Blankets and Lire Oeeee teg to a inic vte icx tle sh jpf 7re fr Irr of residence cosTc liZTf1 Even article of the het The irri ted Pr rte anJ Ererangs are marnlfce and EIWaRD PPEVR A en Ajo oneor 711 tS Ptiter Ft To Day KEBRCART IWT At 11 clock A Mone elegant flrnished bix room cottaie At 31 CLIPPER ST Bet Noe and Caatro iTake asira cars to Tsrenty ftfth st ComprtslRi Ple rtiere ker and Quarter sawed Tables Lace Car elegant Parlor nprtsuu et of odd pieces Fancy Pillow one Oak Sideboard and Table a 4 rhalr to matchi Picture and Hat Rack Bd Lounge and Chairs Crockery and Olaaa war narty new Roxbury Carpets Uurouchont the hcra one elegant Waterback Racjrer Coek Irg Itenall etc Termsi Cash 9 BAPCH AoetSotiear COMPLETE STOCK OF GHOtERIPS are rg Mve reakfat Table Pi tjre Lace ivira he i raswar ari a 0 Resler re Bm Lcvirge been in use two mcrth and LEVY CO Auctioneer ASIGEE ALK 1 hrebv gven that on WEDNEP 7 AT February 24th at 10 oclock A on US FOTRTH PTREFT we will sell the bote known a the NEW WASHINGTON Ocrnrrlng 120 FT RNIPHED RnM BARROOM DIN INGROcrM AND KIT HEN Tv ak wti ofTeresi a a whole In sma rt ri baeer House offe for rp ct ir i le House i rl HAS LEVY A en a STEAMSHIP TRAVEL To Day TTE8DAY FFPR ARY 23 i 0 WEDNESDAY THRT 24 tV At i At irsfJT MARKET PTREET OPP jnNFP Consisting iaK rth of CLEAN NEW Onoxt IN STAPLE AND FANCY AR Ti L7C This tt I the mot complete anJ oorr prl the rnest line of Or cerie erer effered for sale at publl auction a tl we recomainil all biner to Inspect thl strw befor the aie take pla 7he anrei CV 1S bar the name ani at it up by the vst kncwr hoti the and all lmporte 1 good are of siperor bra erf take lu7J7 Market a whole MP A NT opp Jones FRASK BITTERFIELD Auctioneer OOJ Market rtrert ORAJID QROCERT ADCnON TT EDAT FEBRUART 18TT 40 THIRD ETRE7ET NEAR MARKET HVr Ftock Horses Waron Safe and Fixture of the LONDON TEA CO Comprising General line of BOTTLED AND CANTfl TD iK ODP AND 8t NDRIES remalBlIlt In firt oU tore Grocery dealers and all fruyen hen Id avail themselves of this opportunity of purchaslf clean and frh and salable roods Without reserve or limit Remember the hour 11 A RAILROAD TRAVEL RAILROAD TRAVEL PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO cTEAMER3 LEAVE BROAPWAT WHARF Wrangel Jjne i at A Feh a an Vancouver Kiilnoo and in 2T Prt a WbatcJT tt i Feb 4 10 13 2i every fifth day thereafter cor ieot at irror with at Ta oma at Seattle wit a Pr Towrrl with Alaska tamer Eureka jmboidt Ray steamer a 1 5 IT 21 25 and every fourth lay thereafter it 1 varta i Monterv Pan bci egrj Por Harf San Lui nblpol Gaviota ftrj Barbara Ventira Hjeneme Par Pedro Eas 3ao Los A gl ari Nwpirl at Fb 1 13 23 2T and even fourth lay thereafter San Iiegr rrlrg at Port Harford Sar Li rbnpo nta Rarbara Por Lo Argejej Redordc Lo A geles and Newport a 11 A Feb 1 9 lt IT 21 25 and eve fourth lay thereafter Enerada Mag ialena Bar Ear Joe el ah Mazatlan Altata La Par Santa Rosa a ao i 0 a rnas MTlcol temer Orliaba at 1 A 2Mb of each nnth rrary servei right tc rhang wthout pre notice steamer alllng dates int vtr sa ig kt orfi Pa ace tel 4 New Mong my GOjDALL PERKINS rn on Agent ic Market street Pan Francero PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO THPc rH LINE TO NEW YORK via PAN MA alllrg at vartr points Mx 8AN FRANCISCO AXD NORTd PACIFIC RAILWAY CO Tiacaox linr Fwvr or Mttr San Frnol4to to en Rafarl Vtxx Dr 7 DO 9 0TJ 11 HiSiU ltt 719 st Thardar Kitra ul vt 1 1170 at bsuorUar tutra urip iii and llitOp BcxDaTt80a lie at 111 Si a Pan Rafael to San Frsnclses Wax DeT 13 7 SO 8 20 1L1P a ai IJ O510ra riaiurdaya JCiira trips atl ij and 633 at I ScxpaY 10 940 1110 a 1 43 3 I 625 at Between San Francisco and Schaetsea Part uat udue a yws Lv in 1 Arr ve ets1 Franc seo rv 4 i ranrl Wk Sun lisSTtx Sua ei Dst day tiuv Ja i rso ax ik Tin rain 1040 Tu 80 ISO rn 30 an Pe alom 610 ex ltt 610 iOVi SanaRosv 7 33 61M Fnlton ftVaat nor i 10 24 80 is sidebar 21 ru I Geyw rvil a OoTtrdsia GT2 ta S00at Beplsol i 7Stra S2 tkan a Amenta salng at 12 a nr Rrannan ee Mar 1 tv of Sydney 1 Mv or Mar i tnala Fihibltlcn rournl LINK FOR YOKOHAMA csrg at Kobe Hingoi rg a and ornprnf at ers Inda mpsry wharf rt 1 730 aw OU Sonoma 10 ei A0 I iv pm 500 oeo Slea ii 7 0 S00 a osetofav fl4v 0 2-S en i ru nr 5 ucthkxx a iric conrAirr rACirtn sTsTESt Trsilsi leai nnl tare tn lo arvJva til 4N rRANIIMA Lea Te From Febniary 131137 ArTT rOO NUt Sswi Jo ut Way fcUUotuC tfeiitl 7iOO Atlantk Trea og en and rlast 4ar i4sa Berida Vscaille ioci I 6aa mccta Ororllj and Redding 1a Dart selsW 7ia Martinet fittnrUmouVllro JTap UiVara ami PAota Beta ataa Nlirv Jw Stockton laaa Su7smrsn MaryseUK CUoo Thama and Rol I4IT 4lSp 0 Prten awl Mtoti 7tlf 5ew Orleans Ksiercn Raymond far TatwtritrV ervues BaiendsM SaiiU Harlasra lot Angeles Da lug Ill ltan New OrVsaei and zt 4r wttMta Martines and Stockton 443 meXH VaUeJo Nile Mn Josa Usanaoto a4 Stockton 7iar I I lOOr gscruaeeto ElTer 8teenrs ftttMir lr4r Nile Sva Jose and retnaor IlUt il SOr rortCotaaodW7 Stattoo tTWf Mnicei hm lUitH VaJleJo I 5apa talisbifa Kl Vrrsno aod 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tei si aacica GERMAJ trrfEDITERRAEA 9ERVICK No th rermar Lloyd Hiirbjrr American ec Lin Kxr le in er from New York vg an ctenoa ra Mah Fro April in i Wr 11 a April 17 Mroh 27 ilda April 24 a1XAXiRa FOTPT 5eamer rf March 11th prcx e1 to Al it IB fge tour si aniRofot Mark A 2 tfpr rg iiLitsifTiiLs ar ga spring CjovstsnaLa for the rr PIi Ia In Hchlana i crior rr I xJa Pr aTI kln at aTB mr Lakepon ni ttartlett spring IK Ahto hv prjc rog Spriniv Hne itkis Larei Ii ijka leke Ioitk Potter aleri ho lnrs liver ide iie 1 ri Backiieilt hein tleirh 1 rillr Boon Hi irn ot Or i it pri Mendocino ilir Fori rat Unipott Lsi 4 ei bta Cjtsjo Lar ioa ie Ilj fru ict a id ur ka farU to Mon lar reosd aip ilcxtcs ierea hm ai errtosod trip tcktu all polo oo an Hafve el li ret rkei jflii 4 60 Jiafael itreet tUMIUbt SUldlnf FOSTER RI RVA7I Pre ana en Mag ea Kaaa 4gnt OTJIi HIZ IM lM Sarraw laage I ailTNewafk eiiUTTill jTTob ltoo Donidrr reek Hanta Crux ami Vf sr Station ttilSe ICewir tnlttille San Jose Has7 i A iiaJen lion IVealilcr Creek i Santa Ibu ami rMndi Way 1 sutimi iiraaa 4ilr Kt wrV i I and As liMi t11e43r Iln Urs Rxnmioa Baa Jose aad Waf sUtops t7ir HIM iHlll rlni A Tanaeea Ms Ilt4 Trwr tw ttwT Atlantic Pacific i ill ij u1 Way rltatiia hew Almadcu WcdnelaT onlj IUm Tr I in HsaUCnil PsHtV times Psso Rutales 8aa i I iXitopn GbkLJut Barf and riifl Wo Ktallmis Itvttt ftsu Jnrsmt Wr ntaiiassi ll3a Pal Alto ajii Way Watirsia I sa ftar Maten Menlo rark Man Jea Oilrcy Traa Plaoa IteBU Orsa ReJInaaMoaUret ami radftetlrm 1t4tl Siavr San Jw je Way Maliou t40a ItJOr 4ap Joi War KuUona a liJOr Ksu Jev au1 PrtocirrU Way KtaUon l4U Slt San Johu1 tVayKUiU ItUt tlli4r rrilVirsjiii 7i4Sr IKASWBO al tfafVABltn lAMtAle Selreese Peraliar Park FtUkbant Haa Lcaatlr aad Bar wards Hami lire Ame ritn IT Rnn KIV 401 HAHBURG AMEAICAR LIKE Tl IX SCREW P7XPRFS5 From New Vjrk to Plydxith Chrtiiiri lnrii ana Hamburg lumtia Mar 2S coiurnbla May 13 RlsmJirck Apr Rl marrk Mar 27 RAILROAD St2t Train eav from and 1100 arrives Market Ferry IsteOr TC cac XfOtle i uv av ur 3OOr Direct Lin 30e Leuve ur la at 1 oarrylng Poll isp mar paUc drawtnr rtwm also modern uphoi 5rOOp I Rnra tbeoBj to KBaa tereu ieenng car which run daily Hllilir Frota Xilea through from Oakland to Chicago via Kansas Aone car tor rvnver and rt Lrruta iivt i nrslons via Kansas City hlca4to Mortiea and th White mountains leave every Tu Tb beet railway from California to the East New rail new tie no dust Interesting Bcerrry and gocl rneai in Harvey dining room oan Franciscn tcke office 844 Market tr et Chrcmil ling telephone Main 1W1 Oakland 111S ilroaiiaay 7ila cth4SA 10494 11i43a ItHSr 14Jy 4r4V i49r lUF 43l 4r tt44e lhStr HllrOtJr CREEK ROUTE FERRY rr SI I niKIJCO Mt lark ttnttfii nit 3 0 U9tJi S3 83 S6f MI rM ISfst rrr eilUIB rut tTlrsUst ta lOoOOiM U1 US XltS 1U3S JlrC WJrM A for Morning eitmaar ee tai for Afternoon tRataiTdOTealJ mlaes enl Monday TbaTwUr inn Sattaday nlgbta oolj North Pacific Coast Railroad i VIA SACsALITO FERKD TTa riar nd 8tCTdy radar and Tlmsdays TherAciritTtiARiirrRronrAXT 1 Tl rail for oH choek bafjage rota boUla aad nsi i deuce Enotrirs of TSekM Agents for Tlma Card aai Normannia Ari 2v Normannla Jjn From sum Francisco commencing spi II 1S86 innrmatSm HAM11T RC AMKRii A IISF t7 llrA For Mill Vlley and en fu7a 72S 1Ss MOUNT TAMALPAIS 11 ixi a i i iio a i ei3n Hiirj trips for Kan Psfael un Mondays Wednesday and Saturday at 113U New or KAHV i HFP700 Agent 4l California San Fmnoor Cal IXTERXATIOXAI VlVIftATIOX COMPANYS LIVES Train i cvuaect with Aorta racitta tToaat ittMle roam 8UNDAT8 A Li NEW TGRKSOnH For Mill Valley and 8an Raral 800 lOiOO 6ciYa i AMi ON London ji Sw A 1 3i 3uo 4 iM SilS I 1W UaTa Leaea 1S A1C IttSMC tiaraiai Artire KM OTM i ear rj 8 XJ0 A iU WW A JC Twn crew feAmer ft Paul Pt Lstil New Tork Par Sailing from New Tork era tned at A Shnriest and met con venert route to London onn tlon at sourampton tor Havre and Pari Train marked run to an Qvientln THROUGH TRAINS For Point eye and ay Stations 723 A week day A Sunday lit ktlLi JiTAR LINE New Tork and Antwerp Saturday imer Frlland Noordland Weternland For Caaadero and Way Stallone 725 A Southwark KmHrgton sailing from New Tork week days 145 Saturdays each Wednesday FavorUe route to Belgium Connections with Mill Valley and Mount Hnllaad France Germany the Rhine gwitier Tamalpala Bcentc Railway irtrm Baa Francisco land and Italy Week day 15 A 14S Sundays For paisace aad freljht tpply to guM 11 A 130 INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANT ssssssssjssssss Fahnestock Oen Agent Facinc Coast 90S Market st Orani Hotel building El ROPEAJS TOIR EAOX 1SUT PROGRAMMES NOW RFADT MAILED GSkj hMtflD iUJ FittlTtM free THO COOK A SON tSl Market iwiwea sirert Sn FrtncUw WE67R CO JATAN and CUIXA Dtwxtart Marci 4th and April la SCO to 308 Pott 8t ear etccktoa IIUCELLAXEOCS fteturnluc Arrlrtar laif 4JM A llckeu toratle la Will VaUtre oe its touk ONf si Uarstet ttraai Mill Valley ani Moaai famaloatt ir tv SAN FTtANCIKAND8AJOAQOTKVAl ley Railway Cotapaay From JatvBAUrj 1897 passenafer trains will rtta dally Booth Bound Stationa Nerti Btraad 720 A Stockton 540 It 840 A Herced 1714 IC 11 Jo A Fresno 110 For lntermedlau atattons set tlrna tabla Conaeetlnc atearaer of and CO UT4 Ban Pranotsee and Stockton at 9 If dall ARE YOU GOING ANYWHERE IT SO CALL AT HOTEL QAZETTB OmQl ir Kearny street trtjexe tan lBlonnAtioa la furntahed frta renrttlsf botU uA ruotti Utrouxhctit this Coast sad tt Eut 2 ii.